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April 2015
Chamber news
NORTH BAY & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Advocacy ~ Connections ~ Growth ~ Value
Business
After Hours
Mark your calendars!
Thursday,
April 23, 2015
hosted by
107 Shirreff Avenue
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Thursday,
May 28, 2015
hosted by
Celebrating 30 years!
20 Maplewood Avenue
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Notes from April’s Board Meeting
One presentation was scheduled
for the April meeting as the
AGM was booked following
the regular board meeting for
April 9th.
fundraising efforts. The Foundation hosts their annual Walk/
Run and other fundraising
events throughout the year;
however there has been more
attention paid to “Legacy” gifts
It was our pleasure to welcome that allow our loved ones who
Paul Heinrich, President and
pass away to leave a bequest or
CEO of the North Bay Rea “planned” gift in their will to
gional Health Centre (NBRHC) the Foundation.
and Tammy Morison, President
& CEO of the NBRHC Founda- President Jake Lacourse extion. Mr. Heinrich updated the pressed condolences on behalf
board on recent happenings at
of the Chamber to the Brown
the health centre, especially the family over the passing of
recent announcement of the low Past President Herb Brown
wait times in the Emergency
(President in 1959).
Department (ED). Interesting
facts included: an annual reve- President Lacourse attended the
nue of $262 million, 2,300 em- CFB North Bay Change of
ployees, and 54,953 ED visits
Command ceremony. He
last year.
offered his thanks and well
wishes to Col. Sean Boyle as he
Ms. Morison spoke about the
is being deployed to the Middle
number of ways people can
East. Col. Henrik Smith was
donate or participate in their
welcomed back to North Bay to
The President congratulated the
Battalion hockey team on their
first of the series finals sweep
over Kingston and now into
their series against Barrie.
Genesis@204 Business Incubator has it’s Grand Opening this
Friday, April 17, 2015 at 11 am.
From left to right:
President Jake Lacourse
thanks Tammy Morison,
President & CEO of the
North Bay Regional Health
Centre Foundation and
Paul Heinrich, President
& CEO of the North Bay
Regional Health Centre for
their presentation at the
April board meeting. Ms.
Morison spoke about their
goals for 2015 with fundraisers for a Central Fetal
Monitoring System, the
Green Light Laser for Prostate Surgery, and the Child
and Adolescent Mental
Health Unit. Mr. Heinrich
updated the board on the
NBRHC statistics and 20142016 strategic plan.
Thursday,
June 18, 2015
Mini-Trade Show
See page 14 for more details
and to register a booth
IN THIS ISSUE
Employers - book
your booth for the
upcoming career fair see page 4
 Spring has sprung
with loads of
community events!
take over as commander. Col.
Smith will divide his time
between North Bay, Colorado
Springs and Ottawa until June.
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The voice of business since 1894
www.northbaychamber.com
2015 Board of Directors
Executive:
President Jake Lacourse
Vice President Paul Daigle
Vice President Steve Dreany
Vice President Brad Gavan
Past President John Strang
Treasurer Charles Elliott
Executive Director Patti Carr
Directors:
Tanya Bédard
Gisele Cousineau
Carrie Delongchamp-Robinson
Elizabeth Evans
Anna Iati
Lucie Laperrière
Chris Minor
Sharon Mosley-Williams
Trish Pecore
Natasha Penn
Cliff Pilon
Susan Ray
Kyle Selle
Irene Smit
Mandy Strang
Crystal Thompson
Sean Wilson
Staff:
Sue Adams, Executive Assistant
Kimberley Lyon, Museum
Director
Carol Porter, Get Trained
Workers - Nipissing Coordinator
Chelsey Tremblay, Office
Assistant
“Service Excellence
Spotlight"
Thanks so much for allowing me to
congratulate you on a wonderful staff
member. Lindsay in appliances.
On Wednesday, March 25th, I
bought a new dishwasher from Home
Depot. The service I received was
excellent. When I entered Home
Depot, I had already been to two other
places, and been treated abruptly by
staff. In one location, I could only
look at a picture of a dishwasher that
I thought I might like to buy.
When I arrived at Home Depot, my
husband I and were opening dishwashers, looking at the options, etc.,
and she came over to us, and discussed what we really needed. We
were clear on what we wanted, and
somehow, very gently, she gave us
suggestions on specifics we might
want to try. She didn't try to push us
to buy the most expensive one, but
one that would meet our needs. She
helped complete the paperwork, did
not rush us, and yet, we were in and
out of the store in less than 45 minutes. AND, we even felt good about
spending more than we budgeted, lol.
Proud Members of the
and
Warm regards, Elizabeth
North Bay & District
Chamber of Commerce
1375 Seymour Street
North Bay, ON P1B 9V6
Tel: 705-472-8480
Fax: 705-472-8027
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.northbaychamber.com
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The Annual General Meeting of the North Bay & District
Chamber of Commerce was held last Thursday, April 9,
2015. Special guests in attendance included the following Past President: Mr. Bryan Manson (1973), Mr.
Steve Dreany (2000-2001), and Mr. John Strang (20112012).
Bay and the HOST group of hotels/motels was a good
value to attract more sporting events to the area.
Therefore the board approved by way of resolution an
additional $5,000 in 2014 from reserves. This initiative
has proven worthy of the initial use of funding. The
board is pleased with the final outcome of the annual
audit and recognizes the strong financial position of the
Executive Director Patti Carr welcomed the members to Chamber through prudent budgeting and meeting the
the 120th Annual General Meeting which historically
requirements of the members.
was held in November each year; however, to adhere
to the new Not-for-Profit Act, the AGM was moved to Three resolutions were approved at this meeting:
the spring.
President Jake Lacourse highlighted some of last year’s
events as he took over as President for outgoing
President Derek Shogren. He noted this was certainly
a year with a number of changes, a new focus on
advocacy and certainly a number of new initiatives.
Mr. Lacourse stated that the 2015 board has restructured the committees under four pillars: Advocacy,
Connectivity, Growth and Value. Late last year, we
welcomed members from the Mattawa area under
the umbrella of the North Bay & District Chamber of
Commerce. A few of the exciting initiatives are the
Employment Innovation program that is now in it’s 8th
year; the Investment Attraction program that assists in
recognizing opportunities or threats to businesses; and
the largest project currently is the Tourism Capacity
Building Initiative, that will move forward to have
Tourism North Bay under the Chamber umbrella with
partners determining our best return on investment on
tourism spending.
Treasurer Charles Elliott gave a recap of the Chamber’s
healthy financial position. At year end 2014, a small
deficit was realized of just over $4,000. The budgeted
amount for 2014 would have met it’s target, however
the board had determined that supporting a Sport
Tourism Officer in partnership with the City of North
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Resolution No. 1 - Resolved that the minutes of the 119th
Annual General Meeting of the North Bay & District
Chamber of Commerce held Wednesday, November 20th,
2013 at the Clarion Resort Pinewood Park be adopted
without being read. CARRIED!
Resolution No. 2 - Resolved that the North Bay & District
Chamber of Commerce approves the firm of BDO Canada for
the Chamber’s annual audit for the 2015 year end. CARRIED!
Resolution No. 3 - The governance of the Chamber, the direction of its officers and control of its property shall be
vested in twelve (12) Directors all of whom shall be elected
by the general membership. The term of Directors will be
two (2) years with half the board being elected in each year.
One additional board seat will be added to the current
twelve for a total of thirteen (13) director; this one
additional board seat will be dedicated specifically from the
Young Professionals membership category. This position
will be elected annually from the Young Professionals
membership category by the general membership and have
the same voting rights as the other board members.
The Executive committee shall consist of the President, First
Vice President, Second Vice President, Treasurer and shall
be elected by the Board at the first Board meeting following
the annual election of Directors. Also included in the
Executive are the most recent Past President and the
Executive Director. CARRIED.
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A warm welcome to our NewMembers
AROY DEE RESTAURANT
Voting Member: Pipat Sripimolphan
180 Shirreff Ave
North Bay, ON P1B 7K9
Phone: 705-475-0999
* Full Service Asian Restaurant
NEW ONTARIO BREWING COMPANY
Voting Member: Ron Clancy
1881 Cassells Street
North Bay, ON P1A 3H3
Phone: 705-492-9250
Website: www.newontariobrewing.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/
DOCTOR SCOOP
NewOntarioBrewing
Voting Member: Cliff Bradshaw
* New Ontario Brewing Company was
Phone: 705-978-2923
established on 5 February 2014 and is owned
* Poop & scoop yard clean up.
and operated by business partners Michael
Harrison, Dan Delorme, and Ron Clancy.
LOVELY CREATIONS PHOTOGRAPHY The New Ontario Brewing Company is North
Voting Member: Holly Couchie
Bay's first craft brewery and the first local
Phone: 705-223-7801
brewery since the original New Ontario
Web: www.lovelycreationsphotography.com Brewing company brewery, located on the
* Professional photography specializing in
North Bay waterfront, burned down in 1915.
newborn, children and family portraits as
New Ontario Brewing Company's mission is
well as offering boutique style professional
to bring the craft beer revolution to North
print products & more
Bay, providing distinguished beer drinkers
of North Bay, and northern Ontario as a
NANMARK COTTAGES
whole, with flavourful, high-quality, allVoting Member: Ryan Gallagher
grain and all-natural craft beer that explores
340 Lighthouse Road
a variety of styles. At New Ontario Brewing
Callander, ON P0H 1H0
we believe that fresh ingredients, combined
Phone: 289-237-6530
with creativity and craftsmanship, lead to a
Website: www.nanmarkcottages.com
superior product that our customers will
*Relax And Enjoy The Serenity. We are
appreciate as being distinctly different from
situated on beautiful Callander Bay, Lake
the large producers. Our goal is to produce a
Nipissing, home of breathtaking views and
series of flagship beers as well as seasonal
extraordinary northern scenery. We feature
beers that allow us to continue experimenting
charming one, two and three bedroom vaca- and having fun with our craft. We believe the
tion cottage rentals that are fully equipped
city of North Bay will embrace the idea of a
with all the necessities of home, while
local beer to call their own.
keeping the peaceful style of lakeside living.
NORTHERN COMFORT MODULAR
HOMES
Voting Member: Jonathan Hook
50 Carr Rd
Trout Creek, ON P0H 2L0
Phone: 1-855-708-4663
Web: www.NorthernComfortModularHomes.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/
northerncomforthomes
* We retail modular homes for a large manufacturer. We have some display units set up
in Trout Creek and are able to ship and install
our homes almost anywhere.
SOCIAL SCIENCE DIGITAL
Voting Member: Adam Pipe
Callander, ON
Phone: 705-358-4881
* Social Science Digital is an Advertising
Services Agency specializing in digital and
social media promotion. We offer social
platform strategy, design, setup and
management. Most importantly we offer
corporate training for businesses and
management to maximize their reach and
efficacy in their online communications
VISTA SUDBURY HOTEL INC RAINBOW CENTRE
Voting Member: Joe Zito
40 Elm St, Suite 200
Sudbury, ON P3C 1B8
Phone: 705-675-2287 Fax: 705-675-2646
* Owner of Rainbow Centre mall and office
complex in Sudbury
N-HANCE OF NORTHEASTERN ONTARIO
Voting Member: Mike Gurini
North Bay, ON
Phone: 705-477-4228
Web: www.nhance.com/northeasternontario
* N-Hance Revolutionary Wood renewal is
an innovative, affordable cabinet and floor
renewal service that renews your wood cabinets and floors without the dust, inconvenience and noxious fumes associated with traditional refinishing methods. In many cases,
the process can be completed in just one day!
NORTHERN ONTARIO
WEATHERDEK & SUNROOMS
Voting Member: Robert Desroches
North Bay, ON P1B 8C6
Phone: 705-840-8034
Website: www.decksunrooms.ca
* Custom style glass and aluminum powder
coated railing, maintenance free decking surfaces and custom home renovation in stone,
tile and wood. Home addition and Sunrooms.
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Supported by the Government of Ontario
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)
10th Anniversary Celebration Events
"Accessibility: 10 Years of Action"
June 13th, 2015 marks the 10th anniversary of the introduction of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
In recognition and acknowledgement of this anniversary, AMCTO with the support of the Government of Ontario will host nine
(9) day-long celebration events across the province. Planning for these events, including the targeting of keynote speakers,
entertainment and utilizing local community input is helping to ensure we offer a great day for those interested in accessibility
across Ontario.
These one-day events will highlight some municipal success stories, celebrate community champions / mentors, and will seek
to educate and inspire the accessibility community.
Who Should Attend:
This is not just a municipal event, we encourage anyone who has had
accessibility issues touch their lives in any way to attend. This could include:
Accessibility Advisory Committee members; All staff who work in accessibility;
Family members; Accessibility community champions; and Broader Public
Sector.
Pre-registration required:
There are no fees to attend this event. This is a first come, first serve basis.
Please register early to allow for catering count, there will be no registration at
the door. If you will require disability accommodation to attend this event
please indicate at the time of registering. Please note: this does not include
travel or room accommodation. Please bring your printed ticket with you to the
event.
The North Bay Event
is May 20, 2015
At the Clarion Resort
Pinewood Park
You must register by May 6, 2015
Register Now by CLICKING HERE.
Agenda
10 am - Welcome by the Honourable Brad Duguid
and Lynda Staples, Municipal Accessibility
10:15 am - Opening Keynote - Mark Wafer,
Owner of Tim Hortons
10:45 am - Community AODA success stories
12:00 pm - Lunch
1:15 pm - Brief ADO presentation
1:30 pm - Afternoon Keynote - Geoff MacKay
2:45 pm - Introducing the Champion Award
Series, Summary/Wrap-up
Kiwanis Citizen of the Year - John Richardson
John E. Richardson has been recognized by Kiwanis as Citizen of the Year for 2015. Nominated
three times previously, and quietly declined by Mr. Richardson, this year being the 30 th year for
Citizen of the Year in North Bay, and the 100th year for Kiwanis, it was decided with his recent
passing that this would be an appropriate occasion to recognize
John’s history of commitment to North Bay. Citizen of the Year
dinner will be held at the Clarion Resort Pinewood Park on
Thursday, May 28th with Mayor Al McDonald and John C. Hopper
as guest speakers. Tickets are $75 and are available from any
Kiwanian or call Chris Mayne at 705-474-1532.
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Member Updates
CORPORATION TOWN OF MATTAWA
Voting Member: Francine Desormeau
P.O. Box 390
Mattawa, ON P0H 1V0
Phone: 705-744-5611
Fax: 705-744-0104
Website: www.mattawa.ca
Description: Municipal services
Change Note: Voting member
JIM MOORE PETROLEUM
Voting Member: Mike Moore
66 Gibson Street, P.O. Box 508
North Bay, ON P1B 8J1
Phone: 705-476-9607
Fax: 705-476-9767
Website: www.nbs.pages-biz.com/
moorepetroleum
Description: Petroleum
Change Note: Voting member
KPMG
Voting Member: C. Nancy Birtch
925 Stockdale Road, Suite 300
North Bay, ON P1B 9N5
Phone: 705-472-5110
Fax: 705-472-1249
Website: www.kpmg.ca
Description: Global network of professional
firms providing audit, tax and advisory services
Change Note: Voting member
Celebrity Jail-A-Thon
At Northgate Shopping Centre
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Court is in session
from 11 am to 5 pm
Throughout the day on May
7th, area residents will appear
before the Jail-a-thon ‘Judge’
to face charges on some lame
‘laws’. They’ll be ‘sentenced’
and ‘fined’. To get sprung
from ‘jail’ ‘convicts’ must drum
up the required bail from
friends and colleagues to
cover bail set by the ‘judge’.
It’s a lot of fun and all money
raised goes toward the operation of Near North Crime
Stoppers, including funding
the tipster rewards.
So if you get a call from one
of the ‘incarcerated’, please
donate towards their bail for a
great cause.
If you know of a co-worker,
friend, spouse that could use
some time in the ‘slammer’ on
May 7th, call Crime Stoppers
at 705-497-5555, ext. 507
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John Strang recognized as
Community Champion
The North Bay & District Chamber
of Commerce is proud to announce
that John Strang has been nominated to represent our community
as a Pan Am torchbearer in the
TORONTO 2015 Torch Relay for the Pan Am
Games, made possible by OLG’s Pass It ONtario
program. A champion in our community, John
Strang embodies the characteristics of a torchbearer
– celebration, community, participation and pride.
John was selected by the Chamber of Commerce as
part of OLG’s Pass It ONtario program in recognition of their role as a local community leader and
champion. He was chosen for his volunteerism and
dedication to the North Bay region, as well as his
commitment as a small business owner and his
devotion to family.
Environment Canada’s Environmental Damages Fund (EDF) has opened applications
for projects that promote the conservation and protection of fish and fish habitat in the
Nipissing District. The application deadline is May 11, 2015. Up to $225,000 is available.
http://ec.gc.ca/edf-fde/default.asp?lang=En&n=137DC913-1
To be eligible, the project must meet one or more of the following criteria:
i) Restoration of damaged natural environments (highest priority);
ii) Improvement of environmental quality in damaged areas;
iii) Research into the long term cumulative effects of environmental damage; or
iv) Raising awareness and understanding relating to environmental damage.
Interested applicants should contact Joanne Allen, Project Officer with Environment
Canada to discuss their project and obtain additional information and feedback on their
proposal before submitting their application: Joanne Allen, Project Officer, Community
Programs Office, Environment Canada, 4905 Dufferin Street, Toronto ON M3H 5T4
Phone: 416-739-4131 or email: [email protected]
Once applications have been received by Environment Canada, the application will be
reviewed by Environment Canada, North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority, Greater
Nipissing Stewardship Council and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans in accordance
with the Court Order. (see background below).
Background:
On November 12, 2013, the Ontario Court of Justice ordered Carillion Canada Inc. to pay
a total penalty of $250,000 for violating two counts of the Fisheries Act. Of the penalty
paid by Carillion Canada, $225,000 has been directed into the Environmental Damages
Fund. The funds are to be disbursed under the direction of the North Bay-Mattawa
Conservation Authority and the Greater Nipissing Stewardship Council. Projects permitted
under this $225,000 funding will promote the conservation and protection of fish and fish
habitat, and will require the approval of Fisheries and Oceans Canada to proceed. http://
www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/media/npress-communique/2013/ca17-eng.htm
We are proud to be represented by
such an exceptional individual who
truly reflects the spirit of the
TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Games.
The Torch Relay goes through
North Bay on June 3, 2015.
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North Bay - Mattawa Conservation Authority and Greater
Nipissing Stewardship Council announce...
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Dear Chamber Members,
In an effort to promote innovative learning experiences and build professional capacity, I am pleased to describe two Environmental
Education Leadership and Sustainability Initiatives that have been recognized as exemplary by the Ontario Public School Boards’
Association, and for which my academic abstract submissions were accepted for presentation at the World Environmental Education
Congress Conference this year held in Gothenburg, Sweden June 29-July 2nd, 2015.
“Schools have a vital role to play in preparing our
young people to take their place as informed, engaged, and empowered citizens
who will be pivotal in shaping the future of our communities, our province, our country, and our global environment.”
From Ontario Ministry of Education, Shaping Our Schools, Shaping Our Future (2007), p. 1
The first of two celebrated initiatives is the Educating for Environment (E4E) Partnership between the Schulich School of Education
at Nipissing University and the Near North District School Board in its third year. It’s purpose is to build professional capacity in
Environmental Education for both classroom teachers and teacher candidates. Over the course of a month in the spring a small
group of teacher candidates, under the guidance of Drs. Astrid Steele and Jeff Scott (Schulich School of Education), and myself as
Program Coordinator for the Near North District School Board, offer a series of indoor and outdoor learning experiences for students
in selected schools.
Funding is shared by Ministry of Education Outdoor Education Funding and the Schulich School of Education, to ensure educator
release, transportation costs, sustainable use of natural and accessible resources (human and material) and digital publication of
documentation. Please visit the hyperlinks below to view documentation of the E4E Program: E4E Mattawa Project 2013: Working
with a School as a Community http://www.nearnorthschools.ca/documents/e4e-2013.pdf and Educating for Environment (E4E)
2014: Nipissing University and Phelps Central Public School http://www.nearnorthschools.ca/documents/e4e-2014.pdf
The second project is the Near North District School Board Outdoor Environmental Inquiry Initiative. It is intended to build
professional capacity in Environmental Education in sustainable ways throughout the district, and engage educators, students and
parents in inquiry about, for and in their environment. This initiative is coordinated over a period of 3 weeks during which time
champion facilitators engage educators in co-constructed, outdoor environmental inquiry. Mentor educators further engage mentee
partners in co-planning inquiry-based learning in response to their students’ interests and wonderings in their local environments
while informing and engaging parents along the journey.
Each year principals and educators from other elementary schools throughout the Board are invited to participate and the journey is
aligned with each school’s School Improvement Planning. In this way we intentionally plan for program sustainability for our young
global stewards of today and parents of stewards tomorrow.
To view documentation of the Near North District School Board Outdoor Environmental Inquiry 2014 Initiative please visit:
http://www.nearnorthschools.ca/documents/outdoor-inquiry-2014.pdf
How do we know our impact on student learning?
 Educators documented an increase in student knowledge, skills and articulated perspectives that foster environmental stewardship.
 Documentation— student thinking visible is evidence of students’ increased capacity to take action on locally relevant environment issues.
 Leadership support and facilitated modeling, is building professional capacity by way of gradual acceptance of Environmental Education
instructional strategies, and leading to an increase in time spent learning about, for and in the natural environment.
 Educators are collaborating (face to face and online) and sharing experience and documented evidence of learning leading to an increase in
environmental inquiry-based learning.
 The annual documentation of the journey is provoking further professional dialogue and reflection, and each year new schools invited to engage in the EE initiatives that benefit pre and in-service educators, students, parents and school communities.
I was invited and encouraged to submit abstracts to the World Environmental Education Congress conference as an opportunity to bring our innovative partnership projects to a global stage. I, myself, as a professional learner alongside students and educators, always welcome the opportunity to
bring learning to a diverse audience where we can learn from new perspectives, expand horizons and view ourselves as global citizens. It is my hope
that there may be avenues to explore for funding to support the journey to Sweden where we bring voice from North Bay and Area to the international stage. Unfortunately at this time there are no available funds through Nipissing University or the Near North District School Board to support
the travel, accommodations or registration fee for the global conference. The registration as a presenter is $800 alone. I’m hopeful that, as a NNDSB
member of the Chamber of Commerce, there may be businesses that connect with the focus of the conference and would welcome the opportunity
to promote their business logo and profile on a world forum. I would be very appreciative of any business donation toward the expenses of this
journey to share innovative Environmental Education practice at the World Environmental Education Congress conference.
Should more information be required, I would be pleased to meet or speak with you to this regard and can be reached at the contact
information below. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.
Lotje Hives, Program Coordinator, Near North District School Board, Phone: 705- 472-8170 or Cell: 705-471-0338
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